Dune Trailer Si Fi channel

The book by Frank Herbert
The Movie by David Lynch
The miniseries by John Harrison

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[Darklordryu]

actually as anyone who actually read dune would know (assuming intelligence) the lycnh versoin sucked balls because you cant fit something like dune into a 2 and a half hour movie

[avi8r1]

If they could somehow merge the script of the Sci-Fi Channel version with the production design and costumes of the David Lynch version, the end result would be amazing.

[aperson22222]

I've never seen this one. It looks a lot better than the other film.

[Reaverhobbies]

who's voice is that reading off the credits? I hear him everywhere.

[Magnolia296]

David Lynch's "Dune" differs from the book. That's why many people criticize it but I don't agree. The whole movie was very well done, visual effects were great for that time and the acting was brilliant. Kyle MacLachlan and Francesca Annis were stunning

[rhatcher010]

David Lynch's version takes some liberties but strings the events of the novel in sequential order but that doesn't make for a good script simply rehashing what you may have read. This miniseries took many liberties but it succeeds where the original film failed. The Sci-Fi miniseries is watchable. I'm still waiting for the adaptation I feel the novel deserves. If you haven't read it do so.

[mysterio5005]

Man I miss the sci fi channel circa 2000. If only they could adapt more classic SF to the small screen instead of wrestling and two morons in the dark looking for ghosts

[ius0]

I think it's time to look forward: Dune (2012)

[YamiPoyo]

@Darklordryu This one was longer then the 80's version which was less then an hour and a half.

[Coillscath]

@Darklordryu

If you watched the extended version you'd see just how much it trumps the Sci-Fi channel's adaptation in how faithful it is to the original story and theme. Sure, the graphics are dated and they took a bit too much poetic licence with the Baron Harkonnen's design, but the key moments that pulled the story together are there. I thought it was innapropriate that they missed the "How does it feel to be a killer?" line after Paul kills Jamis in the SF channel adaptation, for one.

[watkinsonatdal]

mixed feelings? I have two words "weirding MODULES!"